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28 May 1945
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1945
Page
1
Trials Delay for Principals in German War Crimes
Paris May 28 Trials of German leaders accused of offenses against American troops likely begin within weeks as Justice Jackson says while principal war criminals may take longer due to lack of agreement on an international tribunal. Allied arrests and new detentions broaden the roundup including Paula Hitler and other senior figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fresh
Paris
Robert H. Jackson
United States
Howaver
Britain
Soviet
Russia
Orange
International
Yliiny Iibmaat
Jackson
Uty
Supreme Court
Truman
Elilef
Judge Advocate
Hugo Jury
Lower Austia
Mbert Forster
Danzig
Hamburg
Paula Hitler
Fuehrer Hiller
Ariest
Berchtesgaden
Heinrich Himmler
Schleswig
Bolesno
Italy
Heinrich von Vielinghott
Congressional Medal Winner On Honeymoon
Jake Lindsey and his bride planned a brief honeymoon at their family home before visiting her parents in Lexington Massachusetts. The couple wed yesterday after delays for her parents to announce the wedding. The bride, who served overseas in the nation’s 100th infantry, earned the Congressional Medal of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugedash
Pass
Jake Lindsey
Toay
Lexington
Mass
Lindsey
Jiename
Washington
Restaurants And Hotels Resume Meal Service Today
The city reports restaurants and hotels reopening meal service after the recent protest against OPA enforcement. The Phoenix Hotel and Europe Hotel opened for business, with limited lunch service and ongoing liquor license restrictions. Local hearings on the situation were slated, and other stores faced stock shortages as city markets closed until next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Atty
OPA
Om Nortty
Ul Eouth
Europea Hotel
Wardiintan Faiih
Huston Fhouse
Samarraw
Hesrhayp
Kirte
Vgn
Ulel Cony
Gorey
Borie
Phovnix Hotel
Ente
Eight U S Air Forces to Join Pacific War
Eight Army Air Forces will be deployed against Japan as Lt. Gen. James Doolittle moves bomber operations to the Pacific. Units include the Fourteenth and Seventh Air Forces in China Burma India and the Fifth and Twelfth in the Southwest Pacific, plus Eleventh in the Aleutians and Twentieth targeting the home islands from the Marianas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James
Doolittle
Pacific
Highth
Europe
Fourteenth Air Force
Ching
Venth
Bunma- India
Heater
Par Eastern
South ‘West Pacific
Seventi
Haswali
Nour
Eleventh
Japan
Kurile Island
Aleutians
Ior
Marianas
Navy
Marines
Douglas MacArthur
Chester W. Wimita
Pacific Air Forces
Bronze Star for Pfc Lauren Shreve in European combat role
Pfc Lauren G Shreve of 229 West Smith Street Corry received the Bronze Star for heroism in Germany with the 9th Division led by Major General A R Bolling. He carried 26 enlisted men and one officer during a counterattack near Lerbed, participated in Elbe River operations, Siegfried Line actions, the Battle of the Ardennes, Roer River crossing, and advance to the Rhine and Elbe rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iui
Lauren G. Shreve
West
Smith Street
Corry
Pie Shreve
Germany
AR. Bolling
Elbe
Gellenkirchen
Ardennes
Roer
Rhine
Weser
Twice Wounded Yet Left Today
Pte Robert Hopkins who served after being wounded twice in action on the western front has left his home with his wife and child to return to an Army rest center and hospital in North Carolina for further care. He was formerly a taxi driver for P M Nickels and worked at the Aero plant before enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hopkins
North Carolina
Corry
P.M. Nickels
Aero Plant
Europe
Pic
Hopkins
Associated Presa
San Francisco
Tokyo
Radio Tokyo
Shikoku
Japan
Kulishu Island
Tokyo Vicin
Come
Federal Communications Commision
Chiba
Tharald
Car rolls over injuring driver on Route 89
George McAnser escaped with bruises and a cut above the eye after his Plymouth coupe left Route 89 north of the Lynn Sill potato farm, rolled twice, and damaged the car estimated at 500 dollars. State Police investigated the Saturday 6 15 p m crash involving one other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McAnser
Lynn Sill
French Troops Fire on Hama as Syria Fears Clash
Damascus reports say French troops fired on the people of Hama on the road north toward Aleppo. Acting premier Jamil Mardam Bey warned of a possible general clash as fighting spreads through streets and communications collapse. British Ninth Army units may intervene to prevent wider hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Damascus
Jamil Mardarm Bey
Syria
Hama
Aleppo
Gnd
Foms
Homs
U. S
George Wadsworth
Gerald Young
Paris
Ninth Army
Hams
Beyrouth
Avas
Huma
Syrie
Lebanon
Lendlease
Euphrates
Two Killed in Plane Crash at Gunter Field
An Army Air transport crash landed at Gunter Field near Montgomery injuring seven and killing two Napier Fields team members. Sgt Michael Kozel of Latrobe Pennsylvania and Frederick Joseph Plant of Hammond Indiana died, others rushed to Maxwell Field hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Napier Fields
Gunter Field
Michael Kozel
Latrobe
Frederick Joseph TxPlant
Hammond
Tnd
Maxwell Field Hospital
B. C. Pope
Maxwell Public Relations
Jufficer
Controversy Over Carinthia Flares Amid International Tensions
Reports from Vienna and Belgrade detail renewed unrest over the Austrian province of Carinthia with Yugoslav leaders warning of resistance if oppression persists. Observers note tensions rising as Belgrade accuses Vienna of Gestapo era tactics while calling for unity against perceived forces undermining regional liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carinthia
Truman urges higher unemployment benefits in postwar plan
President Truman urged Congress to raise weekly unemployment payments to 25.10 and extend benefits to 26 weeks per year. He called for widening coverage and higher benefits during reconversion and proposed amending the Social Security Act to encourage state programs as a bulwark against postwar deflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Avery
Saii Pra
Congress
Cuieness
Tal! Ingress
Linn
City to Enforce New State Hygiene Law
Chief of Police says the Board of Health has not yet received the official copy of the new hygiene law enacted by the legislature. The measure requires licenses for all food and drink establishments with a permit deadline of June 22. Inspections precede permits and violations carry penalties from 10 to 50 dollars for first offenses, and at least 25 dollars or 30 days in jail for subsequent offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Flanigan
Board of Health Office
Hirrisburg
Glsabblo Real Health Enforcement
City Health Department
Railroader Decapitated In Freight Car Accident
Edgar Thomas Lewis a 38 year old brakeman from East Brady was fatally decapitated when he fell under the wheels of a moving freight car at a Pennsylvania railroad yard near Rimersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimersburg
Edgar "Thomas Lewis
East Brady
Pensylvania
Bond sales progress toward mid campaign milestone
The finance committee reported today bond sales totaling $260,598 with ongoing optimism toward reaching the $275,000 target. The weekend figures gave a lift though the full quarter’s quota remained ahead. Local officials noted sales were stronger than in many wartime towns amid district efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dory Wil Pass
Woon Lucas
Nesdy
Wales
Jonwerow
New Equipment Beginnings at Corry Dairy Plant
The Dairymen's League milk receiving plant on East Main Street nears completion of upgrades to reduce smoke. An air burning boiler and a new 6000 gallon storage tank arrive, installed underground by the league's own crews, with work expected to finish soon. Milk is cooled at Corry and sent to Borden in Frewsburg to be processed into whole milk powder for the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s League
East Main Street
Wandie
Zelzneck
Delrymen's Leagues
Corry
Borden
Frewsburg
Record Poppy Sale Sets Local Fundraising Benchmark
Mrs. C. F. Bliss purchased the first poppy for 20 dollars, starting a drive that Saturday raised about 495 dollars with 50 more expected. Officials said final totals may reach 600 dollars, a near 750 dollar year over year gain, reflecting strong community support for Archie Thompson Post V 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Bliss
Women's
Archie ‘Thompson Post
V. 2
J. J. Haight
Cochairman
Paul Lines
Veterans' Organization
Sergeant Moir B-17 Vet Returns Home From War Zone
Sergeant William Moir veteran of the B-17 arrives home after service in the European theater. He will rest with family in Corry before reporting to Miami for further training and a possible new Pavae assignment. Moir earned the Army Medal with five clasps and has two campaign stars on his ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulfiin Moly
Iby
Moir
Miami
Fla
Eighth Air Force
Pacific
Fin Huyweed
Corry
Minn
Fis
Multiple World War II Bullets and Local Fire Incident
Bulletin items report a Kamikaze attack off Okinawa sinking three U S Navy ships, a deadly explosion at Bonafide Genasco plant in Perth Amboy, and political shifts as Attlee forms a caretaker government in Britain. Also notes German food shortages and military administration concerns in occupied Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
N. 1
Bonafide- Genasco Inc
Amboy
Avenue
John Murray
Barber Asphalt Corporation
Japanese retreat from Okinawa and Indochina fronts
Chinese forces pushed 60 miles into Japan's Indo China corridor after recapturing Nan ning and Ping yiang, signaling possible Japanese withdrawal from South China, Burma, Thailand, Malaya, and Indo China. U S raid reports continued as Okinawa defenses collapsed, while naval losses tallied and submarines harassed Japanese shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanning
Pingyiang
Burma
Thailand
Malaya
Indo- China
Associated Pres
Japan
Indo-China
Nanining
China
Ottawa
Philippines
U.S
Okinawa
Chungking
South China
Chester W. Nimite
Navy
Darlier
U. S
Lieut DeLury Freed from German Prison Camp
A wire from the War Department reports First Lieutenant Hugs DeLury freed from Stalag Luft 1 in Germany and returned to American military control. His arrival in the United States is expected soon, with hopes that Captain Kenneth Paulson also will be home shortly. both had been held in the same German camp after parachuting missions and prior internment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLury
George DeLury
War Department
Luft 1
Germany
Ubi
Detury
Tissy
Salerno
Mac Tine
Spanis
School Board Schedules Budget Session Tonight
The Board of Education will meet in special session this evening to adopt the 1546 budget and review bids for district supplies. Other matters may include teaching salary considerations and additional pending items for the coming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
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